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The story of Canada's most decorated Native soldier for bravery (and the most accomplished sniper in North American military history) is all at once an…

It turns out that the same kinds of habitat that benefits endangered pollinators like monarchs and bees are also good for pheasants. And even though we're…

Women's Words on June 7th, 2015 featured Jocelyn Pihlaja of Duluth reading her short story, "Compulsory Ignorance," about her family's experience…

Sitting in for Carol Andrews this week is John Pastor, who talks about juneberries, their variety, and their flowering and fruit ripening habits.John…

Elizabeth Congdon’s life on the shore of Lake Superior, how she lived and who she was - as a Duluthian, a mother, a grandmother and the last Congdon…

Listen to our session from June 5, 2015 with this Duluth singer/songwriter, guitarist, and drummer. A college sophomore, McDaniel has already been…

The Congdon Legacy includes community leadership and family drama, but is also carries the history of luxury in 1910. Chester and Clara traveled…

Rivers Cuomo is probably jealous of this album. The Vaccines’ frontman, Justin Hayward-Young, is a huge fan of Pinkerton, the second album released by…

Tom O'Rourke, outdoor enthusiast and executive director of the Hartley Nature Center, talks about two North Shore reads for the summer, North Shore: A…

Annie Dugan of the Duluth Art Institute talks about events near and far, including the Duluth Art Institute's "The City As a Work of Art" bus tour on…